GLENKENICH.
(from ode own cobeespondent.) September 11 lh. The Tapanui Young Men's Christian Association celebrated the opening of their new room by a soiree on Thureday evening last. The affair was an unqualified success,- their being a very largo attendance. An excellent programme was provided and fully '^appreciated by an attentive audience. Tho eatablea were gratuitously FuppHed by thn ladies of Tapanni and surrounding die' ric:s. Tho fullo wing Glenfceaich ladies k:a>;ly cont-rsbutedcake.?. &c. : Mosdamea ßrand, Willif-ma, li.-.^o, Kuchanau, Rosy, Kobertson, Cbriocie, tiud Rodger. I V'e havo had one or two wintry days this 1 week, but the weather is once more all that
could be desired. A considerable quantity of grain haa already been sown, and with a favourable spring we may expect to see an early harvest. \ - The railway works are progressing steadily. Cattle stops have been placed atthe Kelso^crossing, while on large posts in olose proximity ia blazoned the Imperial command, " Stop ! Look out for the Engine." Just exactly what' we have been doing for the last two years, and in all probability we will have to stop a "wee whilie" yet ere we will be honoured by a visit from the Iron Horse,
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Otago Witness, Issue 1505, 18 September 1880, Page 14
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